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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-05-27
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AREQUISITE for CORN CROP, designed
especially to supply what the nature of this
Crop requires, absolutely free from cheap adnl-
terations. Prompt, effective and permanent,
ensuring large crops.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-12-15

PBlM. METHODIST 49,. W. }. c. BOND. Pastor.
SUNDAY services at 1890, A. aud 700 r. NJ.
sunday school at20o, 4. ~ Prayer meetings
on Mondays and Thursdays at 1900. r. M
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-12-15

Has removed from Dodgeyina 60 Mineral
Point, and viii be found IN the rooms FORMERLY
occupied by Dr. B. j. Coykcndall over Gales
grocery store az
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-12-15
~ +bi. combination

Nth thi. com oinatlon
Iet; ~ knowledge of facts he
q ',.' fsqr and trembling, com
ao,. .snf the following epistle
ev little "sister" across
n
st3s' .THE POINT May 81. io4S,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-12-15

Alex wilson.

\ TFoRNEYS at LAW -elineral Point wis
\ Office up stairs over Post Oace Always on
hand o. attend to any business Stf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-12-15
j NJ. LEaIce. ID. Nd .
cHURcH SOCIETIES.

NJ ETH. EPISCOPAL. "A NJ. PtLCHER. Pastor.
sunday services M 1880. 4. NJ. and 1900, T.. NJ.
SUNDAY School az 200 p. NJ PRAYER mecungs
on Mondays and Thursdays at ZOO. pm.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-12-15

ST. MARI'S (GemHnl.F Y. WEtNHARr.
Pastor sunday services. First Mass at $500
4. NJ; High Mass at lu'0O A. NJ; Vespers nj
3:UO.pN
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-12-15

DdISIcfAN AHD SURGEON. Mineral Pom, yri.
ofcs in Grahrr's block NIeht ealIsaD.wsrrl
p Office 0aice hours II tol2 A. ~ andlt a4p
81 saturdays. az homo an dsy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-12-15

flHlSICtAN AND SURGEON --dmcr In Len.
' ahtns block, up stairs FIRST door 20 leN Resi-
aenee 5r1 door west from f. Church Mineral
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-12-15

ST. PAUL'S Irish l........I O'KEEFr, Pastor
Snndoy services Hrh Mass ut 10000 A. ~.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-12-15

1 TToRNrY AND COUNSELLOR -oalr, pa
the rooms lately occupied NV Dr patrrsat.
nearly opposite Gusiry. GRAY s Co.,. Mineral paipi
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-12-15
CIrTC SOCIETIES.

IOWA LODGE. No. I. !. o. O. r.. meets every
Wednesday night. in tn Fir hall opposite CITY
Hall Visiting brethren invited To attend
). q. HuMAS, n. G.. =. VIVIAN. Sec.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-12-15

\ rToRNFY AND COUNSELLOR. nodgevlne. wis
\ win practice 20 an the courts ~ This state fx
cePt The lows County tProbatel Court.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-12-15
The Tribune Direct0r0.
PHrsIcIiNN

;. 81, VIVIAN, a. o. srANsN0gr VIVA, +, N
vivian s. Son,
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frIoRNErS


\ TFAHNEYS AND CaUNSt Tors. Mineral
\ Poir', Wisconsin o0lss iu First National
BauA building Wll rUctieei "a lll St.t,and l. s
courts rtIy
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-25
Indian lnysvs1sssssu.

OHpmo. La. August 2l-Vnited
sssss Sspsior Dawes. OF Masachu.
set's, 70 10 the city awaiting the arrival
Of his Senatorial associates OF the In.
dian Investigating Committee. To q
reporter The Senator said his commit.
tee would proceed 6,st 10 the White
hArth reservation In Minnssots, and
hight perhaps pay . lyips visit 10 the
Ute county and sndeavor to ascertain
what vas the matter with the bslliger.
ent Oolos9w. He thought II might be q
realistic Gyine visit II The Ute chiei
was In Q particularly bad humor. He
ooald not say anything definite, how.
ever. about the future plans Of his
ssmmittee until the members got 70.
sether snd decided for themselves lbs,
what thsy woald do. They Won
probably leave Chicago for the West
on Thursday.
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nsaraaKaaa Netnran..

81 Loss, Mo-, August The
surviving veterans Of Gen. William
wslker's nIcarsssusn expedition are
arranging TO held reunion al Louis.
Vile some time this autumn. Gen. ].
o. Jamison. Al itant General Of
Missouri, recently wrote 10 Col. Lewis
A. Ozark, OF this city, that lodge
Thomas Y. Harele and some wealthy
citfssns Of Louisville had originated
the Idea. that arrangements will
shortly be perfected and that he, Gen.
Jsmison. 10 collecting the addresses OF
Survivors. The srped ton We / out
IN 1880. and when two years later the
uaited States captured the survivors
shere were only Q few hund ed 70.
naming out OF the original 1000 men.
There arc nov about 900 alive.
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PoIieemen shss.

Nsv Yosx, August "a youne
tough named Dsnep. while resisting
srrtst this morning, hIed two shois q,
Policeman Phillips, one u .hch shat
tered the ofiices hand. Omen then
started on . run down tbs street, With
Phillips aud 0fices q .ffney and Nc.
Donnell 10 pursuit. The police 90. ne 4
IRE on the fugitive and he emptied hts
revolver three times at bis pm suers.
McDonuell received q dangerous
wound In the breast Dsnen was
hoally overtaken and dubbed until
unconscious, when he was taken 10
the station hous..
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THE Ives Party Ou.se.i

HAsoooK, Mica. August "a --Ths
Ives party was entirely eliminated
HON ths Mineral Range management
Al tbs .lecioo Of Cfiicefs yesterday.
The directors eectsd we're Gharles W.
cass, George X. Chase, y. b. Lnomls
william q Saith, William N. Oron.
veil and James Graham, Of New
YOIk uhafles Phillips. Phil.delphis
William X Shelby, Grand R,pids
Jacob Bser, Peter Rupye and D. A
Wngh,, Hancock. Charles A. Wright
vas 10 elected MAJ ager.
Ives nsed sS2s. 100 worth a Mineral
Range bonds and OF arse, and neyor
rave The compsny or, dit for a dullar
OF n. He incress a the i-sue OF stool
rom l2s 600, outstanding . year ago,
" 900 . shares Toe new manage.
m nj VI J repudate the imitation. The
prteeut debt Of the road is about g..
OIL 600.
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Crops ss,Ii Inpevsv,.scs,

OmsAao, liz, August IA special
from Msroa, ILL.,, says; The rains
have not increased the crop Of corn
ono iogio grain any where In the
drought stricken district. Por weeks
the bloom from the tsssel has been
ID and tasscl dead, and without Il NO
single grain could be formed. There
is plenty OF corn here OF good growth,
bat without ears. Toe lsis corn will
be helped In quality, but not an sdof
honal ear. The great benefit OF the
rain has been In saving the oder
corn (wh Oh 10 not TOO far gone, will
ripen naturally and the fodder be
good. We have already had one
month OF winter feeding, aud viii have
to Iced one weeh longer before the
pastures will take care Of the stock.
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4 STRANGE STORY
How . Condemned Han Esoaped
The GsllsWs.


PoHr WoRrH, TEX, August "a
Campbell Langley, the father Of the
once notorious and not yet forgotten
BIZ Langley, removed to Bell county,
TeG., from near Lexington, Lee
coanty, TeK.. twelve yesn ago. Dur
Ing his residence Ia Lss and Ball
counties he has been known Is Q
well.to' do farmer and an upright cih.
zen. Camrbell Langley TO day tells
story 70 some. OF the leading citissns Of
Ball county which. bat for his we'll.
known Christian character. would be
pat down % the wildcat hcdon. He
says that his son, Bill Langley. who
was publicly hanged twelve years ago
In Giddipss. Lee county. by Sheriff
Jim Brown. In the presence Of several
thousand people, was not hurt at ell,
but was allowed TO escape. The
father says when the Supreme Court
and the Governor refused TO intervene
In Bills behafa rich uncle In Cali.
fornIa came to the rescue with $4,000,
with which he 90 worked upon the
sympathy Of the sheriff charged with
the execut on OF the sentence, that the
friends OF Bill were permit cd to or.
range things 90 that when the drop
fell the weight Il the body fell upon
an iron hoop, supported by an sppro.
pirate body barness, In tuch almsnner
that be escaped physically unburt
When he had dawn his legs up and
down two or three times, the attend.
ing physician pronounced him dead
and he was turned over to his friends
tor interment.
The ooffin, which was actually
buried, contained nothing but stoi o..
While the last sad rites were being
pronounced Bill Langley Was well on
bis way out OF the country. Hs has
been living since his supposed sxecu.
tion In NicaraRua, whers he 10 lead.
ing citlEsn, and one Of the largest
owners and cattle heyders In Central
America. Those who know Dam pbell
Langley do not hesitate to bellows his
story, which he nov makes pub 10
only because Sheriff Brown, who Off
ciated ut the supposed execution, died
In Leo county last week.
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naigrast Trai. wreck "a.

WHEELING, W. Va, August "a
BmisraDt train No. s3, coming west
on tho Baltimore and Ohio railroad
this morning at s O'Clock, ran Into
freight train No. SO at Eastern Siding,
twenty miles east Of this city. Al.
Smith. engineer OF the emigrant train,
and Isaac Arbuthuot, his fireman,
were instantly killed. The engineer
and fireman Of the freight train are
enly slightly injured. Fifteen OF the
emigrsnts are seriously but none were
fatally hurt. They have been taken
to Cameron for surgical attention.
Smith and Arbuthnot lived In Wheel.
Ing, whore they have families. The
accident was tie result u misappre.
hension Of orders on the part OF the
engineer Of the freight train, who
thought he had the right Of way and
pslled out Of the siding Just "a the
emigrant train came M,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-25

the tcamshawk and sesipIng knIfs
flourish Agsin In this country. have
no desire TO rekindie the camp hres Of
purely American, nor do wish to roe
the establishment Of the ducking
pond or the burning Of witches. lam
content to devote my time to the re-
vivh Of an interest In the declaration
Of American Independence and the
re.estab lisbment Of the rule OF the
American people. INDEPENDENT Of
party or monopoly. / am OF the
opinion that can work out these
ends as q member Of the Knights Of
Labor"
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81. Lows. NO., August "a AT $50
o'clock this morning DR. II. Max shot
and fatally wounded q burglar who
was trying to enter his residences, No.
ltos Monroe street. DR.. Marx had
been citing up late reading, and had
Just gone TO bed. lying there sleep ess,
shen he heard the shutters of his
bsck parlor being tried. He got q re-
volyer, crept up TO the window, and
then seeing tbe form Of man ont -ide
trying 10 force the window open, he
dted at him twice Ia rapid succss,ion
through tho shutters The burglar
was shot Ia the n, ck and In the risht
breast. Ha gave his name az Henry
LANCER, OF II Lnnia
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-25

Cs'oAoo. H., August i4-A special
from Hinton, W. Va. says: Iniorma.
ton received here from Mcdowell
county Ia 30 the effect that a dreadful
state OF affairs exist In that portion Of
the State and Southwestern Virginia.
The drought has made the waters very
low, and tie peculiar disease whlc !
bss teyeIal times previously followed
this state Of shaire. and which Ia sup.
posed TO he the result OF minerals In
tho waler. has broken out. Ia the
Dad Hyrse cave neighbo hood IN re
are over 100 csife. with thirty deaths.
Not family has escaped. Crops are
neglected and farm work l. 1t a altar d .
sill. II requiring the entire time Of
every indiVidusl abe 10 lab n 70 care
Tor the alex and dead. Il ls e-lina,s a
thai 200 people have died In Mellow.
oil county alone In tho. lAsl four
week. from tho diBtals.
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CEOCEERy DEALERS MlD.
Shsy Propose 90 sake 0, net fer
the Tea usu.


HKw YoKI, August 2i.-The Tines
says: "rhe crockery dealers propose
10 make II hot for the tea men who
percist In giving away or selling crock.
cry b.lou cost. A meeting al the
Cosmopolitan Hotel was attended y, Z.
tsrday by fourteen croekery dealers
repr~ entips New York and Brooklyn.
Ado'ph Meyersbers, the temporary
shsirman, said he had been urged BY
May Of The dealers 10 call the mem.
btrs Of the trade together and deyi,e
means Tor protection against the an
croaehmenia 81 the tea men, who are
tltiug bus nets asAy from Legitimate
dtaleIa When this tea business be.
gan ten year. age, he rad, the crock
cry osalirs mt a. hnd uut xha, Kind
81 ihlng u wca 0iiic,rs we're eles. Oh,
Toe dablefs met three or lour tines
hnd thin abandoned their nTgant,.
ton. Since then the tea deal sTs had
buiit A. IA mo nous trade, which
yss 10 ming tho legitimate crockery
bntInena Many legitimate dealers
sAd been driven on, Of IL, aud the rest
hurg like drowning men 90 sirawp,
hopilg Tor a reaction. The Grocers'
onion succeeded la getting n baking
poEdtf @ mpAny n take . determined
stand against tho tea dealers. The
letter had carried on an illegiiimate
busints., violating the penal code, aud
some ~ them la been arrested aud
vero under bail The Court of Ap-
psals would sustain the constitution.
slily Of the law, and II the croekery
nfn did not lake q stand they had
better 20 ont Of the business. The
sleeiins svjourued subjec, TO the call
oil the chairman"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-25
RAILROAD MIsHAPS.

EGpress rsain Leaves the TRACK
Collision or IN Enigrsnt Train.
PrresvRe. Pa. August "a "A Con-
nellsville (Pa.) special says: The
BalamorasndO Ohio express train. which
left Pittsburs at . o'clock last night.
Jumped me track 81 Hermitage Bic.
tios. six miles east OF ConnellsvIlle,
at o'clock this morning, badly wreck
ing the engine and baggage or, which
went over an embsnkmsnt. One pas.
senger coach was dsrailed, but none
OF the passengers were injured. The
train men escaped by jumping. the
only person hurt being the fireman,
who broke his leg.
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A Man a.d Fesr ner.,. aursea

TorHKA. kAs, August 2i.-Aboui
$50 o'clock this morning the barn in
which the horses belonging 10 The city
police arc KEEP, was set on Ore and a
man and four hors's burned 10 death.
Shortly after the q ,mes were put ont
ihe charred remsins were f1und 90 be-
Col. u. q. Grave, Q ,tena I colonel
Of the Second Io~s Cavalry and big y
der general OF the X ,nta, N.tio, al
Guards under Glyoh's administration.
He had taken lodging In the barn for
the night aud was burned TO death.
There was no insurance on the hotes
or barn.
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rot. Ayss AtII.ss

oHisAs'. H., August ,l.-Tom
Ryan. a notorious character, was ar.
rested Tor killing his father a few
weeis ago, ba! the ooroner's larry not
being able TO obtain tuaicIent evidence
against him he wis dl'chArsed. Three
oriour days aso he got into . row win
Llsnns n,naiere, a swi chman, ia q
saloon, and siuuders IL alleged 10 have
Jumped on Ran and beat him With :
cluo - severely that he was carried
home and died from bis lrjuries thl'
morning Saunders was arrssied
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-25

The cleansing, soothing and healing
properties a Dsrby's Pfophylactic
Fluid are experienced In the treat.
ment and cure Of Catauh and kindred
complaints. The Fluid soo,hes and
heals the inaamed membranes and re-
moves the offensive odor that charac.
tsrises the disease. should the in.
a,mmation have reached the throat
use me fluid asa gargle 70 allay the
Inflammation ard 70 dlsinfect.
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Dtruak hyaTrnin

PsrrsssRc, Pa. August f4.--Oapt
James p. Murphy. one Of the old.
est and wsslthisst citissns Of Kittsn.
Ming. Pa. Was struck by the Buffalo
express On the Allegheny Valley rail.
road this morning and instantly kil cd.
Capt. Murphy vas born In I7oS.
and had resided In Armstrong county
nearly all his lie.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-25
HENRY s. IvEs& CO.
Napoleon IL, Of Wall Street, On the
Witness Stand.
he IL Csughs In . Corner by tns
RefeSse-Kssws Nethfsg Ahsut
the Rsshs.

New YcnK, August 24-The Ives
reference case was befun today before
ex Judge Noah Davis. Mr.. Henry 8.
Ives was placed on the witness stand
He was examined by Mr.. Algernon s.
Sullivan, attorney for assignee Urom.
well. He identified the ledger opened
by the firm April l, 1887, aud turned
sverso the assignee as being The cur.
rent ledger Of the firm. He remem.
bored referring to the ledger prec, ding
This one short time before the -.
Segment was made. perhaps ten days
previous. He could not remember
whom he asked for the book. When II
was brought TO him be believed that
he referred to the account Of one Of
the partners, but he could not tell
what he did with II after he was
through. II don't know when the
books were taken or by whom"
III any one but yourself took them
kom your office, from whom did he
receive permission or orders?" asked
the attorney.
. ~ s.n,, answer that qusstion."
"Becauee I don't know"
In response TO Mr.. Adams, his n.
torney, Mr.. Ives said that there was
nothing lacking In the books turned
over Which would prevent the at
stance from making a complete SEIZED.
uls.
In rsply 70 the referee, who cues.
TONED Mr.. Ives sharply, he reiterated
that he knew nothing about the books
s,olsc, when or how they we're taken.
IL 10 your duty TO produce the
books unles II 10 out OF your power,
and no one will believe II is ont OF
your re.er u.less you give pretty good
reasons"
II submit that 10 not fair remark.
coming from the referee" remarked
Mr.. Adams.
Il make II for the protection Of the
witness. He IL putting his assiRn.
ntnt In great jsor srdy. II he knows
anything about the where abouts OF
Me books he should say no. there.
here repeat my question: Do Won or
DO you not posses any know edge uf
niornslion a. 10 the whereabouts OF
those booksT
~ objsct," said Mr.. Adams.
"fe, ! suppose So" quietly re-
marked the referee.
Mr.. Ives replied family that he had
No inoviecge Whatever OF their
whereabouts.
Tia referee piled question after
guestion ~ the witness. but failed No
change his statement. Mr.. Adams
moved 70 strike out oil those q ueetions
and answers, but the motion was
psonptly denisd.
Mr.. George II. ssyner was neg.
called. He had not see the missing
books Tor losg time before the as.
arument was made. He did not know
Mat any one had particular supssvi.
mon over the books. Witness had q
much supervision ~ any one Of the
partnera Az toon a. he learned that
NE books were missing he instituted
. search fJr them.
II asked Mr.. I've, and Others II they
hid seen them. and made personal
search. i have no idea where the
books ere. He had them ct bis
house frequently, bat since then they
had ben returned ard seen at the
sncs" At this junciure Mr.. Adams
moved for an adjournment. While he |
wsa spea king the nAsstaA on an I'D. |
biniEs hoildins vi. struck by light
ming The report and Hash startled |
svsryhody In the room except Mr..
Ives. Toe adjournment was had.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-25
ParderII penIrs IL

Nav YoiK, August 2i.-A Scranton
Pa fpccaI fays; General Master
Workman Powdtry has made public
nittler, In which he rays: "when the
4 American National Committee meet
NEXT month In Philadelphia they viii
espttepresent me. | am not In any
= sy,'ySrpecsed with the orssn'r ,iion.
llXhhfJ an en- America. I sm not
inter Sled In reviving purely Amer.
can ideas. i am lot anxious 10 see
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ydIlsriaI A..ar,a,,..

bcEseN'IlLS, Fla, Angus. "a
Pursuant to call 81 II, president, O II.
Jones' Of Jacksonville, Fla, TIE an.
nusl meeting Of the NatlonaI FaI,o,,a,
Association viii convene Al n .nua
Oh, on Iuesdsy, September ian
The date was originally IN sep,emba,
9th, but has been post poned one wso.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-25

Keep on hand large stock Of st..,
Sbsftins, which they cell a, the $40, 49,,
prioe ~ Iron. Bee or vhts them Nv
lore you purchase shaitlng q, pnl,. W
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PONDS EXTRACT CO.,
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Besith 10 w~al'h-,r .. a. ssr.gsrap
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-25

U. q. KIsa, OF the Lsetspia, o.,
Democrat, doubted the M ma lin teeti.
moniala. Wrote and found them true.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-25

Iserper.msnling with varIou, rene.
DIES 20 may 'ga farther and fare
worse siSk ~ Ls.cu.p,a onlv.
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Only Temperance BItters Know

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Ing counts IL cures by tho million % all Disease
Arising from Torpid Liver or Blood Impurities
10 IL free from alcohol or any Kind Of mii
eral polsons heing purely vegetable.
Vinegar uitters Il no uncertain me,iicin
ns a Ss e-.'. Ss % ii ss Gs sd
and tho patient soon obtains tho relief hoped foi
The friends Of Vinegar Bitteraarc Ieotos
We have yet 10 hear u any ono who has u.s.
thlslnvaluablc mciicine without being benefited
soon Ind GOOD health rr,urn' Il i ps siS Up /
Two stylS, Wat old Style, slightly bitter, AN
New Rtyie, pleasant taste
Price, 800 per bottle. Sold by all druggist.
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Daily Republican., 1887-04-27
BREvITiES.

Tho cheapest hat mousse In the CITY
Rumford BrOs.' 4O4 Market street.
Try Bush's GOAL you wis mel
Try Bush's coal you Will curely ike ss,
W. ). kimblo, grocer, md and Justison.
Millsri r. Davis, iewelsr. E. IND strast
oisy Laursry, Sixth AID shipley street
Fins is <. Kings, at Harrf. Is K. Fourth
+. Roop Smith, druggist, 9th and King.
Washing machine for salo st Picksrs Stove
store. 0 East Fourth st.
You can get very good goose feather at
Adair's for s6c:s per pound.
Adair, AIS Market street, has lust received
new line Of Hat Racks, ,Onamber SUITS and
Parlor Suits. Go and see them.
II you would try the skim m ilk at cream.
cry you would be surprised. 2q,s. for 8 cts.
Fourth and Shipley strests.
Murphey Son, 800 Shipley street, take
tne iead In nrst class furniture In this city I.
Gall and examine our stock.
II Adair, Ale Market street, docs not show
you the largest stock OF Furniture and Bed
ding In the city AMI loves. prices ne win
give you fult.